Retro Style

Marilyn Monroe wore countless iconic gowns throughout her life. Here's a look at the actress's most memorable style moments.

Decades of culotte sewing patterns. On the McCall Pattern Company blog.

Fashion in the 1970s began with a continuation of the mini skirts, bell-bottoms, and the androgynous hippie look from the late 1960s and eventually became

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1970s costumes are even bigger this year thanks to a disco revival. Get down to Funkytown with some Saturday Night Fever in loud flares or bell bottom pants, a satin wide collar shirt, big sunglasses, a gold chain, and boots to party in. Flashy colors, psychedelic prints, jumpsuits and feathered hair should all be part

Discover 70s vintage clothing at The Hippie Shake. Shop 70s vintage dresses, skirts, jackets, tops, knitwear, blouses, coats & more.

The ’80s were all about pushing the limits in terms of colors, prints, and geometric shapes. People weren’t afraid to mix materials, patterns, stripes, polka dots, sequins, and the list goes on! 1. Neon Believe it or not, in the ’80s, fluorescent (or simply neon for those in the know) was a sign of good taste. We wore it from head to toe, mixing colors without shame. The most important thing was to be seen—from afar! 2. Shoulder Pads For some unknown reason, in the ’80s this “coat-hanger”…

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What Is Rockabilly Style? Everything You Wanted To Know: If you're trying to channel your inner Rockabilly style, here's a guide that can help you achieve that in the nick of time.

Sylvie Vartan’s 1960s and 1970s jeans game was as chart-topping as her records.